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#1 2024-07-19 21:50:41
- seth
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In light of recent events…
Forgot that I had this one flying around 
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#2 2024-07-19 23:37:15
- Xeauron
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Re: In light of recent events…
Nice 
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#3 2024-10-01 16:16:37
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Re: In light of recent events…
"bump" 
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#4 Today 07:30:53
- DeaD_EyE
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Re: In light of recent events…
:-/ at work I have to use Windows, otherwise I couldn't do the work. TIA-Portal doesn't work with Wine.
The situation is bad. For example there was one Widows-Update which affected MSXML, an XML-Parser from Microsoft. They use this outside the context of .NET. With activated OPCUA Tia-Portal weren't able to compile the code, becuase of the broken MSXML. Of course this is now fixed. But it didn't help the developers who had to do program changes for customers during this time.
Each Windows-Update could prevent TIA-Portal from working and sometimes TIA-Portal requires a Fix to work, because something with access rights went wrong.
Without wanting to exaggerate, I've never experienced anything like this with Linux. Even the worst Linux distribution in the world is better organized than Microsoft's kindergarten OS.
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